mint condition

基本解釋

If it is in or near Mint Condition then note it as well.
如果已經(jīng)到了或接近造幣當(dāng)時(shí)的情況說(shuō)明那樣好。
An ancient vase like this in mint condition would fetch 2000$.
一個(gè)這樣包在薄荷里的古代花瓶要花2000美金。
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If in mint condition, the item would be considered a rarity by collectors and could be worth up to 125000 kronor(16200 dollars, 13,345 euros), according to Swedish news agency TT.
據(jù)瑞典TT通訊社報(bào)道，收藏家認(rèn)為如果這本漫畫書保存完好，它將是一件珍品，價(jià)值12.5萬(wàn)冰島克朗（約16200美元或13345歐元）。

Those watches are rare, and many of those watches were really used with almost none available in mint condition today.
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Historically, most has been sent to clearance centers on or off site, with only unopened items in mint condition returned to the shelves.
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Rather than buy another multi-thousand-dollar home entertainment system to recapture that new quality, I can invest a small sum in upgrading my current system back to mint condition.
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